The Signal, 1893-12-28, Page 44
THE SIGNAL: QODKRICH, ()NT., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28. U3.
Lk Oillid,
to Reel ream
EYIRY THURM)AY HORNING
eT e. &stili$ OWL a memo entry rime. as the t errteh taee
ass et pnbltotae' a awe In. )dortbttle.t, las The Diearatlr era. There Mr tie
Moder, h tis sora r'eara.dee Was ylaseise - It
WAS el, sebsefptlMD t will ow • rlabd to a tiet.b.
sr math. la advance . • . .e _
ahem mo•►as. .. Se
Pandit
I ell `'flims was a large •tbedaaee of ratepay-
If and k to wand. t)t !'raw Mr leer 1 M len in the town hell Friday evening last to
will he (hear the uouuuatien pr+wee.tnga. It had
idserlWen snow
Ira! and Meer used isnee leeAestm llx.
/atlter tsar Rr.ttnwrtie°,pdtorMlMed
!lona nosh a,rrr r rant .De anise.
• tseen.trr.il wale. •e► tiara and atader.Mfl!K
Nu•iteses ;ardor of
sissUlerlA
year. /
Ad verthomo•n.a .a Lon. w
ditasuiane Yawed. RRtistwoss w
tlieeaa.s• CA..e +s tau, +"t, ismer exoreiiat t I with the say in whish he had run the toil
Masa nonpareil Stint a...i:h, ii 1* not to durim the ••t tics can, If any . n. err. t
'ic, :Ave. et Kanuw. n, Sur. Voir "lb. g1 Y )
exceed • :-nr•, fl al, to the hall to s,e! Mr. Butler rise to lits
Attu r ,meth. h,. di Yds•e. 'o *ouch
16 let
Attu µmen•. til no'1... the ob)•s•a Yf s.•teaf into wort: some! warily the commnnwr•!:b, as I s
pnu.,,-e the tin or tee/ heseltf mad Ihad atti. mptedtodo last )esu, they were
virtue: m remtr•.!, nu t" se
II much mistaken in their man, for if the reit
vertu amt one, h retro a pa soot Pe" 1
'
Unlit Sr . P"'his seri ia•hava
nen ma• or was ever ong
.+ t aria sk
weed. au •.e ease teas than 15 y le he was on
tameno en In t •kinases) .tote: obese ter e two ( w: his
eer was the cause of • F. Ittwas quite
true lie lid a hathtl of documents with
hint, Fut for reasons ben known to hi.nielf,
he did out us • t hem, doubtless from .s fear
-of the r.. •11 a-• ion which was sure to fol
low.
Returaisag officer Mitchell occupied the
chair during the hour for nominanug, and
AT THE NOMINATIONS.
The Result Over the County.
beau gives oat that Mayor Butler was lends
el (o the o-.'usi'.e sad had male up his
wiled to publis!, ask i.- an tnvestigat.ou at
ell arts concis: e l with his stewardship is
I:odenrh, and to throw duwu a hilt
to all and sundry who had not been satisfied
COWSi» n,*A. en &..tier•
Nott. t:wetter.tweled other rulistous and
bent'i .: r uitit'r tell.. I Alf 1 r.
r'sms.r,-lal Soares. Idsvidlsrttaeels.
A l.nr*n•I n'rn.' a' laFFrd advertise
men•• •1' t . n ..••, I s' , ,c lfultwlas rates
Per in on, io,..rt„u
fuer inters ion, lieI eft
thee. rn•,nths. . 1 Olt
els tamale'3 W
ono yore• .
No adceniou r. • n' '.,,, Than two Itnharo in
learth will be wl.•ulatcd on above beats. S
iter t•err.Ct„r iwst al:a:s.d for cash payments noisome l has lutea.
ea throe tneetbe'caraact : I'' par Cert. On ale t . X. 'lumber -Mover, J. W. Smith,mentos', end IS p. -r. »l,,6 •Ara year's. These
coeditiur• wilt tome•.:,,, t:y .'otorn i. • wounder, .1. H. t'olb.,rne.
Atwst "Us' Maul” wrtivery. t"K h►:►a a:.
Mawr bet Who tea to receive Tim Stoxal
✓ ewtilarly, either by -eerier or by Snail, wit:
confer • tan or by sand is r.tint/ ns Of the fact at
as early a date as possible.
Leet! at leer Labe..
the to`lowieg nomination.' were made
sol: it.tieK
.lohu Peeler Proposer, Tho•. 'anis, eec-
Your label :sesta idles reretpt of the date
to which you are paid i.p. Sc* that it is not
allowed to fall is'o smrrar.
When a change of address is desired, both
the old and the sew edited* ,hoeld be given.
/tepeee,i not 'ts.-ripte o-annot be returned.
Carrnpond.•r.- a mold: be a rated on one side
of paper one.
Pabllaher • tinier, _
J. C. Le Toizel, of I:ote-itch, has been ap
pointed Local Travelling naeut for the town
shies of Oodet.ah, Colborne, mets iileld and Wa
vanish.
Local postmasters over the .t: -roar are else
empowered to receive euheertptioas to Tile
Ilae!t A4
Alt comment: a:.eas meet be addressed to
u. VleleeleUll)Y.
The Alex At.
relepho•.- "i : Y. weds kk. Get
teeDefte H, TiI1. Red PAY. U111:. fl, Ws.
BE ON YOUR GUARD.
DONT PAY ANN' ATTENTION
to any roorba:k beat may be published
The Star relative to the present municipal
election.
),.urual and Mr. B. T
. tK kis raeelli;eo nnu.:u►tios night
lid every opportunity rcfered to them of
getting all the mfotmation they re'luired
upon any subject wbi_h km been published
in these columns, and yet not one of them
dared pot t • 1 eery
IT,"oeTS XtA*..r 44 • wall TO an' t
aged or infirm indigent u Jail, and yet
there are some persons in the County foolish
enough to believe that keeping indigents in
jail is a cheap way of dealing with the cues
tion. '
TP.t times. T•'K• Tmot 4.447 Ma, Bt el •.i:
would attempt to explain matters on nom
n atioe night and make the fur ty, but he
thought discretion was the better part of
valor, .wooed his claws. and purred instead
of bristling with electricity.
Tole t.ireoi* ria THE Sh•sst.
lamina ion sight prepared to prdu.e the
prop: for every stetemeo' made in these
columns anent m:stcipal matters, bat
neither the editor of 1 he star ser any
friend of his dared ask for an explaeataon.
tW Hehr se ii. : 'it. A!.I 4 ,. nliur. O, THE
Star on the treeing of no•otnation : The
D ubai. though' he envie be on hand to ask
those'luevtioss, you know, and yet he tail-
ed to show up. H. will probably get very
brave in his next tome, when no chance fur
reply will be afforded those whom he tra-
duces.
Ti., vi t. a.. or .r. an; Monro.- fora
helmet oboe a surplus for the fiscal year end-
ing June 30. of $1,361,565.59, and • foolish
paragraph in The F',mpire Jubilate. over the
fact _a. a proof that the country is prosper
ow. The taxpayers would be Just that
much better off if the money bad not been
taken front than by (readout laxation.
THF eivenareveep.atryens bones rat -
tor of The Empire is taking great ati•(a•-
tioti out of the tact dist an English captain
as South Amo.. recently killed two or three
Matabeles before the Metabolite killed him.
Ter Si' sat. deesdt ere anything to brag of
about the hot -fiery on either tide. The
declined F:etlishmmn Ionise the Member
barbarian brought his altered civilsratios
down to a dead level with the barbarity of
the Matabele w h . killed the tlaglish,nan,
ALWAYS FATAL BEFORE
1. 1: Whitely Mover, C. l'e'cher, see•
ostler, I'ht.. Reid.
Vi m. l'reudfoot Mover, .1..le'hesor, sec-
onder. -I. H Colborise.
toll faLl TI 1.1.1.' a.
W. C. Goode- Ply E. Belcher sad Chao.
Reid.
P. Holl --By .1 S. Watt and J. Kidd.
U. Mudalliouddv -Ry John Creme: ant
M. Carl.
1"1:lit %t'IIJAn•.
St. Daeol'a Ward It. Mclean, It.
Thotnpeon,WW. H. !lunacy, II. O. Johnston,
.1 ohn. smith.
t P•triek's Word Jas. Yates, ..les.
som ere, Jje. Wilson, Geo. M. Elliott, F.
.1. Pradbam.l
2k. l..trgw's Ward M. Xi,.bolson, Joe.
Kidd, 1:. 11. SaIbw , .las A. Reid, H Duo
lop
St. A°drew's Ward Thus. i'. Naftel,
Jas. A Reid. U. Cantelon, D. C. Strachan,
C. A. Nairn, A. B. Parket!.
oriole "Ivens Trtr,rrXr.•,
for years 1891 and 1895.
St. David's- Robt. McLean.
SL Patrick's W. Acheson.
s1. 4norgea M. Nicholson.
St, Andrew'. H. W. Ball.
Jas. A. Rolfe some was withdrawn front
St. Andrew's ward se councillor.
D. McGillicatddy's name was withdrawn
as deputy reeve.
From St. Davide ward as oouncilhors the
nsnss of-ftot,t. Mclean and M. U. John-
ston were withdrawn.
F. Pridham has also retired from the
contest in St Patrick's ward, although his
manic appears on the ballot paper. By ad-
vertisement he announces that he is not in
the bald.
At the close of the non+nations a poll
was demanded by Reeve I'roudfoot.
John :\cheaoa, ere was unanimously
called to the chair, and • tune limit was set
for the speakers. The chairman asked the
audience to give atten eon to and preserve
order during the delivering of the addresses.
Then the cries of " Humber," " Butler,-
' Buyer," " Humber," beran to resound
through the hall, and it was souse time se -
fore •Iuietnew reigned.
Mr. Humber claimed that the retiring
mayor should speak tint and give an ac-
count of his stewardship, and the chatrnaa
c ,tncided with the idea b calling upon Mr.
maitre my met metal esseiieestMs.
Thea is, in my epinise, net mesa bops of
oar taxes being amok lee for • tans, ter the
fen of what most remove ear meaty agos-
tt,a, sed have sewtethiag dere with al toe.
I refer to oar drakes esti sewerage e e ent
No doubt most of you are aware et the d••
Starable state of the tuarrate of sur brew
atus at tie priseet tone. flyer' few day*
pone.* of teem are gulag away, and are
helug but tempo' aril) patched, and you aha
imagine the 000wes1ueoeee rewires trent the
so tin tied breaks moot nog, ma foreing debris
awl impure water back tutu the cellars
along she system. 1 hese brought this
nie tee talon the .wuncll un several otwuoee,
taut little hu Loan time atb.r than being
tet..p,.tariiy repaired ssppto the present, Thu
will mows our immediate attention and Is
out: of the tmp,wtaat gi.e•taons of the y sr
The tont), in my opinion, could be halo ter
poenblc its any serious touu,e1ucusuarC,v.t-
tsngg omni :mptui,a.Kt he•tug thruwu hack into
col -ars or on the premises of any along the
system. There arc many other matters
I might refer to tut lime, and likely yoar
Mil 'Mi e, will not permit of my saying
aloe. te,er.linj(this low. , geutlenaen.
I would say that these andnett r•
of impertwoe pertaioi to oar Interest
and prole, tiara esA , ace my best atten
u•.u, wilh a view tr a remedy. I trey say
that I hate been mterevted in, sail hare
taken some part to the town's welfare 111
sseistiag, the brat I (wind, in furthering our
manulaeturing interest la some of thee,
the anticipated dividend* did not awns °p
to tape."atruns, I tit I felt sutisfe,l that 1
b med aserste-1 in my humid, nay to hartAt:r
our tow,. s interest in the direction. No
I do mit wish to trespass on the time of
others alio may (''low an I wish to tanto,
before you their respe•tise ela rt.a to push
/pewee for which they have been nomia•ted.
I am kuewn to. the maj'.r.ty of you, and
hope my career as a citizen, sed my ex-
perience as • servant at the council bird
warrant the ceemfidence and interest 3 ou have
nad, and still, I trust, have in me, which, I
am pieseel to know, has been shown in the
expressi .us of goat a ill I hays received
stone my name has been mentioned as this
ant n -tams. And, gentlemen, without say
in. more, I shall content myself with the
hope that )ou will plate ice at the head of
the poll on New Year's l)ay, and I promise,
if I shopld be so honored, to endeavor to
fu:rel. to the best of my ability, the duties
pertaining to the °dice, and will not in any
way betray the trust thus bestowe•i upon
yours truly.
Mr. Butler to reply said that no roasoa
hail been advanced by Mr. Humber rpainst
him as mayor other then that he had been
Mug enough in that position. That was for
the people to sey Sr far as the drainage
.luestum was concerned he was in favor of •
a good system of sewerage, if there were
funds to prosecute the work, but tub •
system would cost in the eit:nity of 1113,000.
and as the town was taxed up to the full at
present he failed to see where the money
retuned would come from. After dealing
with that question he again got back to Mr.
Humber's candidature and claimed that M
000lda't see why he was opposed except on
the principle of the old saws that new
brooms swept clean and charg s were lirbtw'"
some and tools were fond of them. He
wished the electors the co:upliments of the
scas..n and took his next quietly, Tone, 8
minute s.
Reeve Proudfoot was loudly applauded
Yrl.t.art.—ret mem—Robe. &lett by
aeesieraties. Far dirty- A. T. Mie
DeesM. N, (hareh1iL Fee *ousstllere—
Jobe Brogden, Jetts Limber, della lio-
Ungar, Jas. Seed.
G"uttw'u Tow Sento-. Por reeve lobs
Cam art Jobs Waaues. Fut deputy Seal
Steed/ by aouleinenam For tvaucilkira
Jaw (inaully, tion. A. !neper, Jas. Jobe-
stoe and !.'has Williams.
l'ut::o,atx o. - Arne. Malloy reeve by ac-
olaitimen. For Ls.puty Reeve Ak sander
Yuwang and Hi:bard Jsaeil. CswucIIluta
Niemen Julius, H. J. Morris, Samuel Pot
ttr, .. udi c a A. 1 -'ewe -
lids
eaug.idol tan 1.- For mei r Joseph lird5n and
'Laid .Agnew. F'u, let deputy ricer
Hugh t.arviu and .lobu Whsuy. Fur dad
dopey neve teeth I harnt.eas sal .le.hm
(beau. I'wu.tu.n Parrish anti Kickley
rut! ctrl nit hunt optO.a ie..,.
I't iers•.r. For Ale)om K. Boum•s and
T..1aeksuu. Fur Rause I'antsier and Mc
Miudite. Fur- Deputy Kesuely and
Fuater. 4'°untillors Fur lid, (.'togs'* -
1'ttaaaer, 1 uuiit and Searle : areal her
trustees, the wily Ward is St. Jokes--
l'•e lot and Hoover.
TO MORE PEACEFUL SCENES.
A &'eta-Kwwa reinter said dearmeIlst
air
I l res
Ir
rum the Yield.
I'iLettderiv. leer '-'6 —Mr. J. T. Lacy.
who orieituttrsl the s lid:mer•b•n 'I'ele,Ir..ph
her,, and her e,ro.lurird It cunttnuuusly
fur ••:,Lorre ye.tra, has been c.milrllyd
tbtuagls u.1.". hod to retire from the sphere
is welch lie hag lung been • unable
figure. iO:. • fuer mimeos ago lir. Lacy
was taken with what appeared to be a
simile .d parelveto depriving him ,.f the
use of foie left arm and leg lately his
right 1•„ Las been etre:ken, totally in-
capacitating hint from further activity.
Mr. I.acy a, the prn...niticats.ui of the
edit- r .if the i.ld school. He was burn iu
Enrolee l aril served the seven years' t. rm
,of ,triet tim-awe in the art of printing
that marry n'.enadian jonrnalista of to -day
vet w;•il remember. lu u,ne his I' -i
:levee tort' I... inieht lee a been c 'nerdercd
the oracle of the comu:.nit% at large and
olio autocrat of the councat board, and
many events in the history of the town
e tand as tributes to his 'fearless and ford
G!° pan. Mr Lacy .has the e)utt'atby of •
far e• goose! er of rhe:dents of this locality.
ea Well as of his brethren of the press, in
his miarnrtwne. The Telegraph will prsb
ably t,. diena:tiuued.
The ()belwr lottery.
t
kir cwv Ire• 11 —Regarding the "(ju•
b,s• lottery scheme. the num'alk.l "Society
of Art•, a high legal authority here 'nye
that it rents with the l httano I iovernmetit.
and out with the ikominion i iuverument,
to investigate whether its el.eratioos are
legal, at least as far as the business
it carries ou in this province is concerned.
The pn,vinriai governments are en:ro.a-
ed with the edmuo.tr..tion of "criminal
justice,' and if the t+oebee scheme which
is WAR largely advertising its bminets in
►utariu N att..tia ionoet oierriaw and of the
i-rthiatiel code, it is the duty of the Attor
n.y 4ieneral '•f the Province to deal with
the :natter.
Suaplrleaa I).•th or a ('anadiarr.
when he arose to address the elector, For 1,111'441T, Ire, 2f - lir lfaighton Ncyee,
some rive years he had receiyei the cos- a )"tiu;; men ab..at 26 year* of age, was
tinned -support of the electors of t:odench ft.und 'lead hie.- at his offi.-,.:I I Sixth
as one of their representatives in the coon- street. The cause „( i,i• 11.ath was net ap
tv council, and he hoped for a continued panto rend to.• crater its nouFi..l Front
support. He then entered upon • thorough tit. teeition ..f the body it looks a, thou:(!:
discussion of the financial condition of the the .% wingman had eat on ti a bel anti
town a '+ nest ion which his position uItraluaily 1.eeam• aneoneciona. .0 in
chairman of the finance committee for 1 veeiigstit'u will be u'e'ie and thesunnecli
Dom- years back eminently yuali• analyzed lire dead mart came from Can
fiat him for. Atter presetting the ala, and at ''regent his mother le living in
financial case fully, and explaining his aW'iuetapt
share In connection with the matter, he
said The Star bat! been anxious for some in Bt ITAIN'S CROPS
formation rewarding certain charges made
ageanat Mayor Butler by others that him
self. He was not in a position to say that
Mr Butler had made any money out of the
town, with the knowledge of the finance
committee, and if he had made any, he must
hat e made it "on the side," as they say
scram the line. Ile next took up U.. •'en el,•
getic, progressive and econom:sal" platform
of Dr. Whitely, and got the entire audience
Into an extremely amiable mood by thor-
oughly discu•sirg it. If 1►r. Whitely was
yy any more progressive than be was sad
Butler to address the catherio'•. could do mon for the town at either the
Mr. Butler, on coming forward, was not town oouocil or county council board, he
so enthusiastically received as on former I Proudtoot t was willing to step asltt!e, but to:
o'couiotu, and appeared to be affected by would require more than the Doctor's "say
the chilliness of his le teptior. He took ex- s " before he would retire without the ex
ception to his opponent asking him to speak pressed opioioo of the ratepayers to that ef-
best and thought that gentleman had no fact He thanked them for pest support
right to call him up. The town had not hoped to ire again returned and wished them
mode as meet) progress as it might to have ti e tom iments of the season.
done. but be, as mayor, had done his test. Ir. % iattely who is opposing Mr. Proud-
rtunity of foot for the reeveship was next called for.
" He is oat in the country," -tooth W. C.
(:ode.
As • matter of fact, the doctor had beets
out in the country Dear fieomitler, but had
returned and was comfortably seated in an
opera chair at the Sim Fax entertainment at
that particular moment.
Well, then, Mr. Holt is next in order,"
said chairman Acheson.
Mr. Halt bad served the town and county
At their respective boards, and knew of no
reason why he should be opposed. He had
endeavored to do his duo , and as an indica-
Mewl Pedemelsm Is the Las asmas M atm
Mum rated tee the rime am she
sear el, Dr. I. a Rase • fWsvr
Mu Mw M.
Tosnwm, Des. 25th, 11196. -T s One of
Dr. t A Rees. wjg wee stood of diabetes
by D014'.1< we enisiswtuy re-
mit liable to esu nosed widespread attrition
bel essswd thoughts bring out • more Ce-
mae kabie Aar of toe matter Mood pais
Msg. as • deveiep eat of diabetes, is al -
em a eematdred feel. When it sets in,
the atteedie, phyeemes always gives tar
tots! Bae"el.r hope he may have had. ie
Dr. Bens's ease Mend twiseeing had set in,
yol be wee owed. His L the may iaet•ts.e
of a wee tag 4a.. *dwea d she bleed
f]i reel. and lbs
1"44.113 Wthe we el Ayl1 n1 re -
BMW
normt easeterm emery ens that Oh.D -pewees
sleep.isee seIOUsynad
As he would have another o
addressing the electors be;
closed he would say no
The chairman gave the o
speech as being -1 minutes.
Mr. Humber on rising to address the
electors was warmly greeted. He said . -
ei un. Flames, - The time of the year
has again cones round when you are
all el upon to choose and elect your
rep-seentatiree at the council board, and
arr.oxg thane who are °Cerise for your in
terest and support ae mayor for the ensuing
year is your humble servant, This, gentle
the evening
at present.
ictal time of the
man, is not of my dna seeking. After havtics that the rstspsyers bsli..ad him faith
My been waited uponprominent f!ela large andes
rpectable ratlttisium bad
ratepayer of our town,and after giving theI been earned by vOtwn of an shades of palm
matter deeervd oomidsratioa, 1 cpassnted tics asking him to become. a atwdidate for
to allow mywe to be brought before you. tb* blithest municipal a16m u ons gilt of
I did eel, wever, comp) with their re• the people. Ha had been roust esimed to re -
meth tbe position, and 1 of which, as tar as dates to retinue hit the position which he
my judgment anal ability will servo a, I am bad hsrotofome held i! the ratepayers dill
preferred to assumed honored as year abeam. had oonfdenee In him, as he believed they
It u not my intention to enter late • had -
woe, tion n, resll o tq
a
lengthy discussion respecting Yr. Het- W. ('. (leode was next aalled epos, and
ler's drnin etratios, since you all, no made s pleasant adds., in which he said
doubt, are familiar with hie omen he was not seeking the elks bet had been
as your chief magistrate during hie °aught out by • tttlimher of rsand
'beets of °thee, bat 1 am of th„pini„. with asked to run. He emetlwMd le 7e ea. es he
!wary ashore, with whom I have Dome in did not behave is life Woes poiljewlSee.
esetaet that Mr. Bator has had a lair He hal tssebiag ag"1'. Mr. but
share el the public favor and oweidderatree IVI /el, aiW haN ses
in this dinettes. and that the tier has °p ► wooer the seere ) erre e M
berms when le ehesM be lsmssfan ed to other le him, and thus mike a MEOW ` the
heeds. It esrWnly would be entries ler 4°Pety rseysship the town might AMr oral Rh.
t►o paeitIsl We.. ssatlemes, there u a outlay he cross laltias d
a
said
my men ha eewdd! be held • hie lease of M M m
ORS
d•a1 reeooct he •t this hour s.00adsr. and !or • vale ea
o
mag ear tts'• interest sad welfare, bet • 6°Y.
neer will est persait of g eiinngt as rally into D. lds(iillicuddy was net a etrte ab
this „new m K r len wing. Neitherrid with the emeset of hie maser end
ah•R weary yen with sa psepietiag y
arm and olwsMM iess as ear taxa•, baht• O. U. Blu•tt ease leeward and
tie•, .to. This wow... dwbe, istare a aeswe.ed that be wee • esdidate ler the
same of you. bet. I am of epinhs, met the sMtine of messifier Ie St Petrick'& ward.
aisrity. Mem abs Its. her made prevision
Ise the pull/Whin •sed prementhg of a es
pert of the pesitles sof ear Seems* at the
elstm a each year, end whisk are to be
made as pwlae es p.dhim ea primed fora*
-aeries of Masks' is lie p tare snow be -
bre yea taw year L/mraallmw. It is w
our mese nerd ne methee
ether towed god
s sand harem
umtert•kes wham, sash se we have Sal, fiesewewess mases -.1.
mss, wMk $
OiIZ .i whrktMw di awl
tb R s A i,RRli« wrlme sold A.1111121):
.psi
A .tateur.nt .rr the Inward of Agriesltere
!shows Smaller tetwrms,
Lerner, Dec. 16. -- This mornings
etaauiard says - - A statement has just
been torted Ly the Board of Agriculture
eetimatiug the produce ed wheat, bar:*y
and oats iu Great Britain for the year
lt49:1 It afc,rile no ray of hope fee the
fartner. The yield of barley in England
was 10.00etteN1 bushels leas than in 19112.
of menti. 6,t1M1,000 less, though the arra cal
tieateel for L •th grains exceeds that of the
prevtone year. The w of Great
Britain under wheat decreased by 330,000
acro. and Claw yield was 9.0000.000 bushels
under that of 1492. Rents within recent
year. have fallen 50 per cent. yet they
must fall 15 more if farming is to be made
to imp."
1 fleeted be meld emdeav*r w !nab. as
peed mm of she 'ebbs wteeey le pas es.
pediawtes •go e• dale he had her en-
siled M Is is W sew 11e1OMMOL
The emstmg wee he.tybt te • ole., by a
yob of thane to the shat, we/ the wenn*
&bents.
OUT81OE MUNIOIPALITIE L
BOOKS AND PERIOOIQALS.
l'.arapt:ty Snot c.0 hetero. JoCteNAL
We have renevtsd a espy et The (hamsher
sib.. and Leather Journal published by
denote Acton. Toronto. It osutaiwe special
views and deecrip1,ttiuss of the Ohaadise
Exhibit at the "(White City.' 7 he latest
views of interest to the trade as well as the
spring aanountement of the leading roam°•
lecturers of the Dominion. It is altogether
a highly artistic production, a credit to the
publisher and to the country of publication.
S ntn.ta'. Mto,tracc fur January lurks
the beguaieg of the flfteeetb volume. The
ant great 6etioa feature fur the year ea the
serial, "John M.a.ch, Southerner," by George
W. ('able, author et "Old t reale Days"
'flus is the lint luau novel that Mr. ''able
has published in many years, and is a must
demise.: story of the new South. 'the
opening chapters reveal Mr. tables spit
tett sync style and clear character drawine
at their *en beat. Serial stories by .1. U.
Barrie and George Meredith are sen wooed
to begin later. leather feature of that yeas'
will be a series of special fruoeispptreves select
ed by the eminent art critic, l'hi'sp a Albert
Hamertou, to repressed the tendeooies of
contemporary art. Each picture will be
socrompauied with a brief article by Mr.
Helvertoo and • portrait of the artist whose
painting is repnduwd. In this number
Menet'* "Filer' is the striking picture
chosen.
A N ass l e ie., M vu tele& Frank R.
Sltockt.,n, in his own delightfully humor. n,
way, commute to mule the irrepressible
" Mencius " interesting to tie seouod Install
meat of her oorresrosdeme with tier old
'• Rudder t:range "mistress. These letters,
n ader the title of " Pomona's Travels,- tea
°sly be found in the January Ladies' Home
lournal. Mrs. Burton Kiap and strikes
the key note of the trona by giving some
very practical sugi(estions for a new form °f
entertainment voter the title of "Fifty -
I'slit Luncheon I lube." " How I Became
an Actress " u the theme of a moat valuable
bat of autobiography from the pen of Adel
aide Nasion del Grillo. .A sketch. with
portraits, of Mrs. Ilooeksoo %i'alixsc, who
was born in the White House during the
administration of Andrew Jaelew, aid
whom he atlectionately termed " i'M sue-
shioe of the White House," furnishes the
biography. The mooted installment of Mr.
William Hein Howells' " My Literary Pas-
sions " is as fell of interest as the first and
as well worth reading. 'l'he editor discuses*
with much earnestness the vexed question of
the education of our .emertcan girls. Miss
Julia Magruder's delightful serial, " A
Beauti`ul Alien," which grows inchatm and
interest as it proceeds, furnishes the fiction.
The four prize hymns, to which were award.
rd the prizes in " The Journal a Musical
ier.es " of last year, are given in their en.
unity. Alice Morse Earle is interesting and
instinctive in "Stamps and Marks on Old
Mra. Frances Hodgson Burnett
and Mr. Birch continues to delight with
fact and pkctnre concerning " Little Lard
Fauntkroy." Women everywhere will be
delighted with " F:mbrutderies for a Dining
Room, by Mrs. Barnet Bruce : " Accessor-
ies to a Girl'. Room," by Aima T. Roberts,
and Mrs. Mallon's fashion paper, which are
charmingly illustrated by Frank O. Smit
Harriet Ogden Morison gives an revisits
page as " Lorimarial Embroidery, ' •et
J. Idecdosead Galey writes of " Literary
Recreation hubs." Mothers will le ieter-
sated in Mise Saovil e " Kindergarten Work
at Homs," and all bousek epers will he
helped by Miss Parka's . Household
Hints." Altogether this New Year Journal,
Ina its exquisitely designed cover by Mr.
Wentzell, is an idea! number, and worth
many times its price of ten orate. The
Ladies' Home Journal, with • •:ircalatiow sf
over 700,000, is pnbtished l yy .The Curtis
Publishing Company., of PbSsdselpbia, for
ten cents per nambsr tts4 sone dollar per
year.
Tihhtgea card•,
Headaches and fevers, to c:eanse the
system effectually, yet gently, when costive
or bilious, or when the blood is impure er
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual corm
stipatioe, to awaken the kidneys and liver
to a healthy activity, without irritation or
weakening them, ase Syrup of Figs.
Respected el, the r'ragme Murder.
PRAGUE, Dee. Seg.—Four men haus bees
arrested on suspicion of having murdered
Rudolph Melva. better known as Rigoletto,
of Tuscany. who was killed beside at'hrist-
mae tree in his hones here on Saturday.
!'heir names are Ilolzel. Dragoon, Dvorak
and Kris 1 hey were examined yesterday,
but no fats were elicited except that they
all were members of the same secret so-
ciety. They are believed to be Yonog
Czech agent., who, killed Melva because
he was said to have betrayed the secrets
of the notorious "Omladina" and to hay*
aided the polies generally in learning the
plane of the Young Czech agitators. At
the examination Bided offered to amts.,
if he could get a release from the oath of
lain secret society Dragoon at once told
hits M *peek not the tenth, but Dlolzel re
maimed silent. The poll', theory of the
crime is that Dvorak stopper! outside
Metres door tee watch for intenders. that
Drapers throttled Metra and Ikelsel *tat,
Wel him. Ilid.el-• trouser. were stained
with blood when lie was arrested
MM Wes Its Nes see.
\•w Voila. Dee. to A alecial from
C.millea. N,1T., las*: A tars war has
broken out at Id Guns Del Gallo, Lincoln
County A dispute rove between Meld
cans and tnaerieane rise/the ownership of
• herd of sheep In a battle that followed
five Americana and nineteen Mexicans
were kills!
rises Ames, sheep'Merders.
*icemen, N.Y., Dee. 96.—Utaooefermed
,,_ have veaebed here of a fight •=1
dles,.bgadets to Lineal* county. in wb
three Mexican peons wee. killed. Tho
mane of die alleged counter is 180 miles
from a railway. Tido is the nearest tole -
graph sesties
A deadey trise riot's.
llt'nsuam, Wieb.. Dee 1t - ' Kid
ooh mmpHof Conformal. and Jerk Raba, of *diiler. N.Y.. the former at 131 and
oohs lager el 145 peneda, fought on Ser
day moewias before the Muskegon AtbleIee
Ash at Lake View, jest oetmid* the City
limit• Deem wee defogged.
A Pueblo Ie the amber name.
Htneetwewow, Pt , Dia. 111—T-- --j .
sesswlwg a Meek of ,nag (e
hese ea ewille.sal hews to My
observe .ad armee mild The
develtra .f the dassb wee See
e••e•lle. .ad ► Weekes Mame ao pent
LOWI _ 11111PATsa
The sewer on Weirlee•it le being w•
paired
Heseswiek sodas Woe= •t KNde,
$1.50 eq.
Sesoley these/
2804 1893, et
Remember St. Qesrge's
Xmas tree, 'Thursdaya
tow 1 Tread t Ilk re Ruaw,
Reosa.mh.r St. (lest'te's Mwaday tidied
Suras tree-, Thursday. Dec. 16th, 181111, mL
the tuned t l,,wra H -use.
Remes•Get 'L (beerge s Someday !!!lied
\sere tract, Thursday Dec. 28ik, 1414 et
the I:rand Opera Home.
Remember St. George • Sneday solute
Xmas tree, l'l.ursdey, Dec. 2lith, 1893, sal
the tirmd Opera House.
1'h.' skating risk was open on \Wedoerdsp
eight of last week, but on account of the
thaw has mot beau open sumo.
The thaw of lit week took away nearly
all the now and to ominous* there um
no sleigh•ag ostler ist utas Iasy.
Sir. lisndry Sr bought the dry goods and
groceries departuient of the stock of the
late lime Crabb, and I: W. McKenzie the
h ard nate
Itch on human dud hones aid all animal.
cured in 30 .u.nutes l.y \Youlford'a 13ani1ery
Lotion. This never tails. Sold by F. Jor-
dan and all drat lets. 30.1
fig f
The l.oderich Organ Inas ken chines is
preference to all b4 competitors in the
contest at "l 'r ewe rch, A shbeld, Gens
Thomson is the local agent.
Wooten the buddies of the piers, build -
i ut two tugs anal repairing of a number el
boats then will be e'eeplayn out for a large
number of mea this Wester.
Nearly all of the cellars is St. George's
ward hays been needed during the past
week. A member id furnaces int the copse
of hoes in that ward were put out by the I
English spavin L'uimeui removes all hard
s ft or calloused I.uuips and bleewiehes from
hnrx a, Llood spavin, turbo, splints, ring
boo., sweeney, sines, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, coughs. etc. Lave 1150 by I
use of one bottle. Warranted the moat'
wonderful blemish cure ever know°. Sold
by F. Jordan and all druggists. 30-ly
Relief is Si, Hours --Ili lrressimg kid•
water.
trey tad bladder diseases relieved is six
hours by the •• Nice l:ajAT Spurn Aesrmtr-
' is KIDNEY ('t KE." This New remedy ea
great surmise amid delight to physicians en
moment of its excr,edisg promptness in re-
liering win in the blad.le-r, kidneys, back
an'l every part of the unitary passages its
male or female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost immedi-
ately. If you wet gaiek relief and cure
this is your remedy. Meld by F. Jordan
and all demean**. 30.1y
INtawa•s vee 'Wrack.
t en e w e, Dee. IS —The nese on ides
downs park yesterday constituted the
°peeing tit the Ottawa Driving Club's
winter track. For an artificial ice tra:k it
wee in splendid c..nditi»r. and the time
was fast even et the turns.
*warm eller Atsewdw4
Tomei-no Dee. IR- -The dreier in-('oaraeil
providing for the el•'sia2 of the cattle
during the winter along the internal•"nal
boundary has been anieadd so as to make
it appltcabk troths tcrilleries and omitting
Manitoba sad Whisk Lslsrebie.
Mneme teaedsiitllt IN Italy.
Lomax, Des. !L—allroa.se 'land"natal
of Fieaesliffea le sow le Riviera, Italy,
accompanied 4 lea. Mise Mary Mee
&maid They IMO allaying at San Remo.
Appeb•wd Customs Iuspeeter,
OrrawA, Dee. IS --.blfrnl lbnitbee, ea
Y.l'. fur Kest York, has been apnoninted
diatom inspector ler IN astern i►titarto, In
pls a of the late T. l'. Newborn, de.'.arued
The Demeaned aewtniHm,
of est eT.rwx, F).,' _Ni -- fb.- battleship
Resolution, which was damag.d in a gale
has the Bay of Riecay whit. on her way
from Plymouth to Gibraltar awl returned
to th a p..rt. will go to Pnetsm'wtth for
repairs.
MT Mk
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Old Chum
Plug.
No other smoking bibaA:t o
seems to have supplied the
universal demand fora coo',
mild, sweet smoke like the
" OLD CHUM." The name
is now a household word and
the familiar package has be
conic a nlenlbcrof the faulilti'
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LEEBUNN.
'ft teuiv, Dee. e
t Willie and .lu+aph ioaaw., of t:odrn
Irv' war bterg • traasieet visit oa I Mist
Eve.
Lot all those wise annually shut dose by
a verbal pledge ren Now feat's [lay second
their thought for ttiu henetlt of their follow
bamamity by voting " Yee " for probabtxon
slier ti s a. ea Now Tena'. Day.
ns
Borrie : Mr% lames died ea M
day peening l.at alter • wrseata Rime
lwesehitis and ether trswbML
O•
C. B. SRLNE & CO.'
arc sine .ag i full rang of
Les' Fur Capes
iv
WOOL, SEAL, GREENLA
MINK, BEAVER, ASTRA
CHAN and 'POSSUM.
GNTS' FUR1SH1NG
Pell Uses la every Dgartmest.
•Kell and enrolee goods and price.
C. R. 811111 A CO.
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Melees's ltlock, Car. eerier. sad )yentaeli.
BEGIN x
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THE NEW YEAR
ON THE
"PAY AS YOU GO"PLA
and stick to It.
In dealing at this store the Cash Customer
not taxed to help pay for the Credit Customs
or the one that
never pays. Here
all are on one le-
vel—all are Cash
Customers..
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